A wind of change is blowing through Disney Village... An iconic location for over thirty years, the famous Annette's Diner is about to be given a new lease of life. The American restaurant, known for its retro 1950s atmosphere and roller-skating waiters, will temporarily close its doors on January 5, 2026, for a complete renovation.
This closure will allow for extensive renovations to be carried out on several key aspects of the venue. The kitchens will be enlarged to improve service, while the dining room will undergo a complete refurbishment, including the floors, furniture, and interior decoration. Despite these transformations, the restaurant will retain its vintage charm and atmosphere inspired by the golden age of Rock 'n' Roll, which has made it one of the most popular venues in Disney Village since 1992.
Annette's Diner is part of a major modernization phase for Disney Village, which also includes the transformation of the Disney Store into a new space called Disney Wonders. These projects are part of Disneyland Paris's commitment to rethinking the visitor experience while preserving the identity and friendliness that have made the site famous.
This renovation will appeal above all to lovers of American culture and those nostalgic for the 1950s, who will find a modernized venue that remains true to its identity, with the Diner retaining its DNA as a burger and milkshake restaurant with a relaxed atmosphere.
When it reopens, Annette's Diner promises to continue bringing the magic of the fifties to life, with redesigned comfort and an experience tailored to food lovers. This renovation project symbolizes the balance between modernization and heritage preservation, an approach dear to Disneyland Paris, which is always keen to offer a renewed experience without losing the soul of its historic sites.
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